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theloneprospector
theloneprospector

Reputation: 33

Getting table-tools CKEditor plugin to work in Drupal

I am attempting to set up a table for a client with minimal html experience. I was hoping that CKEditor would have an innate "Add row" feature but it does not. Then I learned about Table Tools -- I am hoping to add this to my install but Drupal 7 does not integrate the plugins properly, even though I see them in the CKEditor admin section. You can see what I am speaking of in the image attached.

What could I be doing wrong? Upon downloading the plugins CKeditor told me to add config.extraPlugins = 'dialog'; config.extraPlugins = 'tabletools'; config.extraPlugins = 'tableresize'; config.extraPlugins = 'contextmenu';

But I am not quite sure this is necessary in Drupal. Is it? And where would I go?

Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 647

Answers (3)

Davis
Davis

Reputation: 21

I use Table tools plugin. It is big add-on with many tools, for example add row, add column, editing cell, etc. Also you can create your own styles and classes in table configuration.

Upvotes: 1

Reinmar
Reinmar

Reputation: 22023

config.extraPlugins = 'dialog'; config.extraPlugins = 'tabletools'; config.extraPlugins = 'tableresize'; config.extraPlugins = 'contextmenu';

This code is not going to work. In JavaScript this is a simple assignment, so only the last value will be used. Therefore, you need to join these plugins names:

 config.extraPlugins = 'dialog,tabletools,tableresize,contextmenu';

Upvotes: 0

Graham
Graham

Reputation: 667

Like most other editors (MS-Word, etc.), CKEditor can add a new row if you go to the last cell of the table and hitting [Tab]. No need for fancy plugins!

Upvotes: 2

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